latex and poly compatability

I'm painuing my kitchen cabinets using a latex based paint. Latex doesn't seem to be as durable as oil so I'd like to put a coat of water based poly on top. Will the poly stick?

Before anybody asks " why don't you just use oil", I already have the paint/poly on hand from other projects

Jeremy

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Go and purchase new finish material for this project and do it right.

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Fri, Feb 20, 2004, 4:14pm snipped-for-privacy@hotmail.com (nyboy10128) I'm painuing my kitchen cabinets using a latex based paint. Latex doesn't seem to be as durable as oil so I'd like to put a coat of water based poly on top. Will the poly stick? Before anybody asks " why don't you just use oil", I already have the paint/poly on hand from other projects

I paint my banks with interior/exterior latex, and top with water base poly. No prob. Just scroll down a bit, if you want to look at some.

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